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My Dear I Wanted I Wanted To Tell You by Louisa Young
Horrifyingly Powerful – The Futility Of War My Dear I Wanted To Tell You by Louisa Young is a horrifyingly powerful historical novel that consumed me from the start. It is set during World War I and perfectly illustrates the futility of war. It is mainly written from a masculine point of view of a […]
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Isaiah Johnson and the Big Game by Esau McCaulley
Isaiah is mad at his dad for missing most of his big game, and he must learn to forgive and reconcile. The post Isaiah Johnson and the Big Game by Esau McCaulley appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Between the Lines by Sandra Neil Wallace
Ernie Barnes wanted to paint, but in the segregated South, his guarantee was football first. The post Between the Lines by Sandra Neil Wallace appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Anne Wilson Finds New Light on Deluxe Album
‘Stars (Blue Hour Deluxe)’ is out now
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Breakout Teen Sensation Tate Butts Drops Debut EP
‘Something To Believe In’ is out now
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Bethel Music’s Bethany Wohrle Releases Debut Solo Album
‘REASON THAT I SING’ is available now
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Life.Church Switch Drops New Single
“Good News” is out now
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Remnant House Releases New Single
“Nothing Without Him” is out now
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Inside NEEDTOBREATHE & The Holcombs Tour Preview on Acoustic Story Time
When I pulled up to The Well Coffeehouse in Brentwood, Tennessee, a place where I frequently meet friends or grab an iced latte, I knew something special was happening. A line stretched out the door and around the corner. I had been invited to attend a live recording of SiriusXM The Message’s Acoustic Story Time with host Jason Gray. The guests for the evening were Drew & Ellie Holcomb and Bear Rinehart of NEEDTOBREATHE. I expected a typical Nashville songwriter’s round. What I experienced was something far more intimate. It felt less like a concert and more like sitting on a back porch on a summer evening with family and old friends,…
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*Notre Dame: The World’s Cathedral by Lynn Curlee
Notre Dame: The World’s Cathedral sketches the history of this cultural landmark, including its near-destruction by fire and its triumphant restoration. The post *Notre Dame: The World’s Cathedral by Lynn Curlee appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
